accom guide 2009

accommodation guide2009

welcomeMoving away to study in higher education

is an exciting time in life and for many people

coming to University is their first time living

away from home. There are new friends to be

made, new places to discover and the chance

to develop many new interests.

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We understand that where you are going to live as a student is one of the biggest concerns you’ll have and finding the right accommodation for you is extremely important.

Everyone has different requirements and the University of Exeter is able to offer a wide variety of accommodation from new purpose-built Halls to budget rooms in our older residences.

Each residence is a vibrant community with its own distinctive character offering you a secure environment in which to study and relax. Residences vary in style and size with some on campus and some off but no more than a 30-minute walk away, which allows you time and money for more enjoyable pastimes than commuting.

If you are a new undergraduate you can choose between catered and self-catering accommodation.

If you are a new postgraduate, then our range of self-catering residences will offer you a wide choice of accommodation.

We hope this guide gives you all the information you need but please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.

Contact us at Accommodation Office, University of ExeterNorthcote House, The Queen’s DriveExeter UK EX4 4QJ

Tel: +44 (0) 1392 262524Email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 1392 263142Web: www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation Will you be studying at our Cornwall Campus?If so, please contact the Cornwall Campus Accommodation Office for further informationTel: +44 (0) 1326 370436 Email: [email protected]: www.uec.ac.uk/campus-life-and-services/accommodation.shtml

The information in this guide is correct at the time of going to press (March 2009). However, service levels may be subject to change. Final details will be given in your contract for accommodation. Check this contract before accepting your accommodation offer.

The University of Exeter has signed the Universities UK Code of Practice and has been audited to assess its compliance with this code.

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We look forward to welcoming you to the University of Exeter and wish you good luck with your studies.

www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation

welcome 1

our guarantee 3

accommodation options 4

general information 7

self-catering accommodation 9

catered accommodation 26

cost 34

before you apply 36

how to apply 37

maps 39CO

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Our wide range of accommodation both on and off campus allows us to guarantee an offer of a place in University owned/managed/approved accommodation to:

• new unaccompanied undergraduates entering into Year 1 of an undergraduate programme who have firmly accepted the offer of a place at the University of Exeter and who have applied for accommodation by 31 July 2009.

• new unaccompanied international postgraduates from outside of the EU in their first year of study if their applications for accommodation are received by 31 July 2009. Note: You are defined as an ‘international’ student only if you pay international fees.

• unaccompanied incoming Study Abroad and Erasmus students at Exeter for the full academic year if their applications for accommodation are received by 31 July 2009. Students who apply after the above deadlines will be allocated accommodation if places are available. Where places are not available, the Accommodation Office will provide assistance in finding alternative accommodation in the private sector.

Non-guaranteed students (including UK and EU Postgraduates and ‘returning’ Undergraduates).

After the guarantees have been met, remaining accommodation, if available, is offered to students not covered by our guarantee of accommodation. However, these students are likely to have to rent in the private sector. The city and surrounding area has a good stock of suitable, affordable properties. The Accommodation Office maintains a database of privately rented accommodation available on-line at www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation/privatesector.shtml(although we do not accredit the properties); and the Students’ Guild Advice Unit can offer help with contracts and other private accommodation matters.

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keyfactApplication deadlineIf you are covered by our guarantee, don’t forget to apply by 31 July 2009.

Missed the deadline?After the deadline has passed you will still be able to apply for accommodation and we will do our best to offer you any rooms that may be available.

Looking in the private sector?Visit our database of properties to let which can be viewed at www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation/privatesector.shml

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Before you start to narrow down your choice, you’ll have to think about what is important to you.

Catered or self-catering?In self-catering accommodation you cook for yourself in kitchens where cooking appliances are provided. This offers you a degree of freedom and you may find it more suitable if you require a special diet for medical or religious reasons.

Catered accommodation offers a well-balanced range of meals including a vegetarian option at every meal; this may make it easier to budget. In catered Halls you are provided with breakfast and an evening meal, Monday to Friday; and continental breakfast, brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Weekday lunches may be purchased from a number of outlets on both the Streatham and St Luke’s Campus.

• Undergraduate students may apply for catered Halls or self-catering accommodation. Note: Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry students studying Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery will be offered self-catering accommodation on the St Luke’s Campus. • Postgraduate, Study Abroad and Erasmus students may only apply for self-catering accommodation.

Letting periodThe academic year starts on Monday 5 October 2009 and ends on Friday 18 June 2010.

Rooms in the catered Halls are let for 31 weeks based around the term dates. You will not be able to stay in your room during the Christmas and Easter vacations. If you become a resident of St Luke’s, Holland or Mardon Halls, you will be required to move your belongings out in the Easter vacation. For all other catered Halls, you will be able to leave your belongings in your room over the vacation periods.

Our self-catering accommodation is let for 40, 42, 44 or 51 weeks per year, including Welcome Week.

• A 40-week let includes Welcome Week and both the Christmas and Easter vacations so you will not have to vacate your room during these periods. The 40-week letting period is Sunday 27 September 2009 to Saturday 3 July 2010.

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accommodation options

• A 42-week let includes Welcome Week and both the Christmas and Easter vacations so you will not have to vacate your room during these periods. The 42-week letting period is Sunday 27 September 2009 to Saturday 17 July 2010. • A 44-week let includes Welcome Week and both the Christmas; Easter vacations and July so you will not have to vacate your room during these periods. The 44-week letting period is Sunday 27 September 2009 to Saturday 31 July 2010.

• A 51-week let includes Welcome Week and runs from Sunday 27 September 2009 to Saturday 18 September 2010.

• We can offer a limited number of self-catering rooms to Secondary PGCE students for the 13 weeks that they are in Exeter. This does not include Welcome Week. The 13-week letting period is Sunday 4 October 2009 to Saturday 2 January 2010.

• There are a limited number of rooms let for a short period to Incoming Study Abroad/Erasmus students. These rooms are allocated as applications are received and we cannot guarantee that all applicants will receive an offer of accommodation. For these approved short courses the accommodation agreements will be:

Semester 1 letting period 27 September 2009 to 16 January 2010 Semester 2 letting period 17 January 2010 to 3 July 2010

• Some self-catering residences are kept open over the summer vacation for students who are staying in Exeter for academic purposes and wish to stay on in University owned/ managed/approved accommodation. Information is provided in the Summer Term. You will be expected to remain in University accommodation for the full period as stated in your contract.

keyfactNot sure? Contact us using the details on page 2 or visit the University accommodation website below for further information.

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Types of room• Standard rooms are located in our older residences and the vast majority have a washbasin in the room. Bathroom facilities are shared with other residents.

• Enhanced rooms have more modern fixtures and fittings, including washbasins. Bathroom facilities are shared with other residents.

• En-suite rooms have a shower, washbasin and toilet in the room.

• Studio rooms include standard fixture and fittings as well as your own kitchen area and en-suite facilities including shower, washbasin and toilet.

• Self contained flats include separate bedroom(s), bathroom, kitchen and lounge. Dining facilities vary between flats and are either in the lounge or kitchen area.

Sample floor plansThe plans shown relate to our more modern residences. In our older residences the rooms are likely to vary in size and layout. Please note that twin (shared) rooms, in our catered Halls, have two sets of furniture but one washbasin where applicable.

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keyfactMore informationVirtual tours of some of our residences are available on our website at www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation.shtml

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keyfactMore informationVirtual tours of some of our residences are available on our website at www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation.shtml

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keyfactWhere is the accommodation located? The maps at the back of this guide show where the on-campus accommodation is in relation to other University buildings and the location of off-campus sites. Approximate distance in miles and walking distance is given in the tables which can be found on pages 25 and 33.

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The majority of our students have single rooms although there are 226 beds in catered Halls where students share with another student. For October 2009 in total

• Catered Halls have 1,420 single rooms and 113 twin rooms

• 1,797 Self-Catering rooms

• 650 rooms let through nomination agreements with private companies

• 132 single studios

• 24 self-contained flats

A twin room has two single beds and is rented to two people unless it is stated that it is for single occupancy.

A double bedroom/studio has a double bed and is rented to two people.

Please note that the floor plans and measurements are a guide only and they are not in any way indicative for all rooms.

Standard/Enhanced Room

There are a number of standard rooms in catered Halls and self-catering residences that do not have a washbasin.

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There are a number of en-suite rooms that have a double bed.

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Nominated residencesThe University has forged links with private companies to expand the range of available accommodation within the city.

For these residences, you will apply to the University for accommodation. If you are allocated to one of these residences and are ‘nominated’ by the Accommodation Office during the allocation process to live there, your details will be passed over to the private company and you will then enter into a contract directly with the company who own and manage the residence. Services and facilities do vary from University-owned accommodation and you should confirm all details by reading the contract once issued.

In October 2009 we will nominate University of Exeter students to Northernhay (UNITE), Northfield (UNITE) and Point Exe (Signpost Homes).

Cleaning service In University managed and owned self-catering residences, cleaning services include cleaning the communal areas in the flat. In catered Halls the cleaning services include communal areas as well as the bedrooms. If you are nominated to Northernhay, Northfield or Point Exe, the cleaning services include the communal areas of the residences but not individual flats.

Insurance Insurance cover is provided in all University owned/managed and approved accommodation. Once you have received an offer of accommodation, check the policy provided to find out if you need to extend the cover for valuable items such as laptops, cameras, musical instruments, bikes and mobile phones.

Pastoral support Resident Tutors and Student Mentors live in University owned/managed and approved residences and are on call to provide welfare support and guidance whenever required.

Internet Internet is provided in all University managed and owned accommodation except Garden Hill House, Elmbrook House, Lafrowda Cottage and Lazenby. In these residences, it may be possible to arrange broadband connection from a local provider which will incur additional charges. If any installation is required, you must get the University’s prior consent, but it will not be withheld unreasonably. There is a fixed charge (unlimited usage) of £85 (plus VAT) in University managed and owned accommodation. This will be added to the accommodation charges when we offer you a room. Please indicate before you accept the offer if you do not require internet access.

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If you are nominated to Nothernhay, Northfield or Point Exe, internet charges will differ and will be added to the weekly rent. Please check the charges when you receive an offer of accommodation.

Telephones The University of Exeter is working in partnership with Inuk Networks to give you Freewire. The Freewire telephone service, with a handset, is provided in the majority of University owned and managed accommodation. The service enables you to make free calls to other residents or anyone on the Freewire Network.

Televisions Freewire also gives you access to 25 channels on your PC or laptop so it is not necessary to bring a separate television. Other channels may be available for an additional charge. Students with personal televisions in their bedrooms or who watch live TV through a computer will need to purchase an individual television licence.

Smoking policy University owned or managed residences, including student bedrooms, are non-smoking apart from a limited number of bedrooms in certain residences. There is also a restriction of not smoking within five metres of any University building throughout the campus.

Smoking is not permitted in the bedrooms or communal areas of Point Exe which is a Signpost Homes residence.

In UNITE residences (Northernhay and Northfield) smoking is permitted in bedrooms and in communal flats with the agreement of all residents.

You should indicate on your application if you would prefer to be allocated to one of the rooms where smoking is permitted. There are limited places, so we cannot guarantee a place to all applicants.

ParkingThere is no parking on either the Streatham or St Luke’s Campus for resident students. Students with mobility impairment or other disability-related transport needs may apply to the Resident Tutor/Residence Manager in advance for a parking permit and, subject to providing appropriate proof of entitlement, such students will be issued a parking permit free of charge.

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Building works

Due to additional housing developments within the city and on both campuses, you may find that your accommodation is close to building works and this may cause some unavoidable disturbance or inconvenience. If you are concerned about any building works which may be scheduled to take place near your accommodation please contact the Accommodation Office for information.

Students with a disabilityWe are committed to promoting equality of opportunity and have adapted, en-suite rooms in catered Halls and self-catering flats. We are happy to discuss individual requirements with students who have disabilities and we encourage you to contact the Accommodation Office and the Disability Resource Centre at an early stage so that we can do all that we reasonably can to find or adapt accommodation that will be suitable for you. Although you do not have to do so, it will help us to help you if you mention your requirements in your application. Even though you may have told others in the University, we would strongly advise that you make us fully aware of your requirements for accommodation separately so that we can support you during your stay.

The adapted rooms have single beds and usually have a larger bathroom than other rooms. Rooms with special facilities, such as fire alarms for those with impaired hearing, will be issued to residents who require them for health and safety reasons. Once we have allocated all students with special requirements, any remaining adapted rooms are allocated to the next student wanting accommodation.

Family accommodationWe have 16 self-contained flats for students with families in a small complex on the Streatham Campus known as Clydesdale Court. A family is defined as adult(s) with child/children under the age of 16, so unfortunately this accommodation is not available for friends wishing to share. The flats have one, two or three bedrooms and the number of occupants per flat is restricted; please check with the Accommodation Office for further details. Due to the limited number of family flats we are unable to guarantee accommodation for all families.

International students intending to bring their family to Exeter with them are advised to contact the International Office for further advice and to make sure they have a contract for suitable family accommodation before bringing their family to the UK.

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In your room• a bed, wardrobe, desk and chair, bookshelves, desk lamp or built-in lighting, noticeboard and waste bin. You will need to bring your own bedding

• a telephone connection – rental and internal calls are free but you pay for external calls (exceptions, page 7)

• high speed network/internet link (exceptions, page 7)

• access is available via your PC or laptop to a selection of UK digital and terrestrial TV channels using Freewire

• shower, washbasin and toilet facilities in en-suite rooms or studios

Kitchen and dining area • a cooker with oven, hob and grill, microwave, fridge/freezer, water boiler/kettle, dining table and chairs, and an ironing board. In UNITE residences you are also provided with an iron and a toaster. You will need to bring pots and pans, cutlery and crockery.

Services and facilities• a limited cleaning service is provided

• insurance cover for your personal belongings is included in the charges

• laundry facilities on certain sites

• bike storage on certain sites

• you can order a starter pack for an additional charge which will be provided when you arrive. It includes useful kitchen and bedding items such as pots, cutlery and sheets so you don’t have to bring them with you. If you are allocated a room with a private provider please liaise with the Residence Management team to confirm if a starter pack can be arranged

• Student Mentors (returning undergraduate or postgraduate students) who are resident in certain self-catering flats and are available for help and advice on welfare and other matters

• heating, lighting and water charges are included in the rent

Bonhay House

Rooms

24 single studios 7 single en-suite

Cost per week per person

£126.14 (studio)£112.91 (en-suite)

This house is close to the student village at St David’s where facilities include a convenience store, small deli-bar and a launderette.

This newly refurbished residence has 24 studios consisting of one room which provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower and small kitchen/diner.

The seven en-suite rooms are arranged over three floors. Residents share the kitchen/diner facilities.

• Postgraduates

• 44-week contract period

• 15 minutes’ walk/0.9 miles to centre of Streatham Campus

• Studios are single occupancy

• The residents in the 7 en-suite bedrooms share a kitchen/diner

• Internet access

• Telephone

• Laundry facilities available

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Rooms

108 single en-suite


£112.91

These flats are reserved for postgraduates and are very convenient for the Postgraduate Centre which contains a bar, café and launderette. Each flat is shared between six residents, all in en-suite rooms, and contains a spacious lounge area and adjoining kitchen.

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• Postgraduates

• 40 or 51-week contract period

• 9 minutes’ walk to centre of Streatham Campus

• 6 residents sharing kitchen/diner and lounge area

• Internet access

• Telephone

• Television in communal area

• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities available in Postgraduate Centre which is located nearby

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Clydesdale Rise

Clydesdale Court

Self-contained flats

4 one bedroom8 two bedroom4 three bedroom

Cost per week per flat

£168.56 (one bedroom)£204.61 (two bedrooms)£228.69 (three bedrooms)

The 16 flats at Clydesdale Court are suitable for students with partners or families. These purpose-built flats surround a central outdoor children’s play area which allows the families to get to know each other very easily. They have spectacular views over the Exe to the countryside beyond and are next to the Postgraduate Centre’s excellent social and study facilities. The room plans are as follows:

One-bedroom flat: double bedroom, lounge, kitchen/dining room, bathroomTwo-bedroom flat: double bedroom, small single bedroom, lounge/dining room, kitchen, bathroomThree-bedroom flat: double bedroom, twin bedroom, single bedroom, large lounge/dining room, kitchen, bathroom

There is some parking, but availability is limited.

Applications should be made by 30 June.

• Undergraduates and Postgraduates



• Family sharing one, two or three-bedroom flat

• Oversubscribed residence with approximately two applications for each flat

• Internet access

• Telephone


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Clydesdale Court

Rooms

80 single enhanced (40 in each residence)


£84.63

Purpose-built accommodation situated in a residential area close to the west side of the campus. Every room has a washbasin and you will share a kitchen/diner, separate lounge, shower room and toilet with four other residents. There is some parking, but availability is limited.

• Undergraduates and Erasmus/Study Abroad



• 5 residents sharing kitchen/diner, lounge, shower room and toilet

• Internet access

• Telephone


• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities available nearby in King Edward Studios

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Cook Mews & Llewellyn Mews


Clydesdale Rise

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Rooms

19 single standard1 single economy1 twin standard


£69.86 (single)£56.49 (single economy)£84.63 (twin – single occupancy)

This house is situated at the end of a quiet lane. It has 2 kitchens, 2 lounges, 2 shower rooms with toilets, 2 bathrooms with toilets. Most rooms have washbasins except for 7 of the single rooms.

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• 21 residents sharing communal facilities



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Garden Hill House

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Rooms7 single standard4 double standard


£69.86 (single)£84.63 (double – single occupancy)£123.62 (double – twin occupancy)

This Victorian property is situated in a convenient location for the Streatham Campus and the city centre. It consists of a good size kitchen/dining room, lounge, two bathrooms with toilets and one shower room with toilet.

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Elmbrook House

Garden Hill House

Holland Hall Studio

Rooms43 single enhanced

Cost per week per person£84.63

George House is located in the city centre in Lower North Street, below the Iron Bridge. This complex has been built on the site of the St Anne’s Well Brewery and retains many of its original old walls and windows. Each flat has a shared kitchen/diner, shower room and toilet.



• 26 minutes’ walk/1.2 miles to centre of Streatham Campus (21 minutes’/1.0 mile to St Luke’s Campus)

• Between 3 and 6 residents sharing communal facilities

• Internet connection

• Telephone



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George House

Rooms12 single studios


The 12 studios are located right in the heart of the campus in an undergraduate catered Hall. Each studio provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower, small kitchenette/diner and a balcony.

• Postgraduates



• Single occupancy

• Internet access

• Telephone


• Bar

• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities available nearby

• Mini shop/vending

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George House


Rooms275 single en-suite


James Owen Court is conveniently located for both Streatham and St Luke’s Campus. The flats, which are built around a landscaped central courtyard, are next to the Odeon Cinema and close to the city centre’s shops, restaurants and bars. Each flat has a shared kitchen and lounge. There is some parking on site, but availability is limited.

• Undergraduates, Erasmus/Study Abroad and Postgraduates

• 40 or 51-week contract period

• 20 minutes’ walk/1.0 mile to centre of Streatham Campus (12 minutes’/0.6 miles to St Luke’s Campus)

• Between 3 and 8 residents sharing kitchen/diner and lounge

• Internet access

• Telephone



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Rooms65 studio apartments

Cost per week per person£126.14 (studio flat)

The 65 studio flats are conveniently located close to the west side of the Campus. Each studio provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower and small kitchenette/diner.

• Postgraduates

•51 week contract period

• 15 minutes walk/0.9 miles to centre of Streatham campus


• Internet access

• Telephone

• Bike storage

•Laundry facilities available

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King Edward Studios




• Couple sharing facilities in each flat

• Internet access

• Telephone

• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities available nearby in King Edward Studios

Self-contained flats

1 single bedroom for single occupancy5 double bedroom for double occupancy2 double bedroom for double occupancy with study

Cost per week per flat

£133.49 (single)£139.72 (double)

£168.56 (double with study)

The single and double bedroom self-contained flats are ideal for couples but are not suitable for families with children. The room plans are as follows:

Single bedroom flat: single bedroom, lounge, small kitchen, bathroomDouble bedroom flat: double bedroom, lounge, kitchen/diner, bathroomDouble bedroom flat with study: double bedroom, lounge, kitchen/diner, study and bathroom

There is some parking on site, but availability is limited.

Applications should be made by 30 June.

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King Edward Court

Rooms65 studios


The 65 studios are conveniently located close to the west side of the campus. Each studio provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower and small kitchenette/diner.

• Postgraduates

•51-week contract period



• Internet access

• Telephone

• Bike storage


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King Edward Studios

King Edward Court


King Edward Studios

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Rooms5 single standard


£69.86

A self-contained house on the edge of the campus. Residents share the small kitchen/diner, shower room and toilet.

• Postgraduates



• 5 residents sharing small kitchen/diner, shower room and toilet


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Lafrowda Cottage

Rooms

61 single en-suite 155 single standard1 single studio 1 double studio


£89.00 (standard room)£99.00 (en-suite room)£119.00 (single studio)£139.00 (double studio)

This is owned and managed by UNITE which is a private provider.

Northernhay House is located close to the City Centre where residents can enjoy the restaurants, shops and bars Exeter has to offer. Each flat of between 2 and 7 students has communal kitchen space. Residents in standard accommodation will share bathroom facilities.



• 20 minutes’ walk/1.0 mile to centre of Streatham Campus (12 minutes’ walk/0.6 miles to St Luke’s Campus)

• Between 2 and 7 residents sharing communal kitchen/diner. Single studio is single occupancy and double studio is double occupancy

• Internet access

• Bike storage


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Northernhay House

Rooms

316 single standard398 single enhanced


£69.86 (standard)£84.63 (enhanced)

The flats, which were built in the 1970s, are gradually being refurbished to improve the furniture, facilities and appearance. Those which have not been enhanced are classed as standard accommodation and are priced accordingly. Some of the enhanced bedrooms (92) are reserved for postgraduates.

Each cluster flat has individual bedrooms and communal kitchen/dining and bathroom facilities.




• Between 3 and 12 residents sharing kitchen/diner and lounge

• Internet access

• Telephone


• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities available nearby at Cornwall House

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Lafrowda

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Rooms

113 single en-suite 69 single studios 8 double studios


£119.00 (en-suite room)£136.00 (single studio)£188.00 (double studio)

This UNITE residence is adjacent to the Streatham Campus with easy access to Exeter St David’s train station. The accommodation, which opened in September 2008, is of a modern contemporary design and has its own landscaped grounds. The accommodation is arranged in flats of between 3 to 7 en-suite rooms. Each flat has its own fully fitted kitchen/lounge area. Northfield also comprises of single and double studios that are open-plan, with a fully fitted kitchen and en-suite bathroom.


• 44 and 51-week contract period

• 10 minutes’ walk/0.6 mile to centre of Streatham Campus (12 minutes’ walk/0.6 miles to St Luke’s Campus)

• Between 3 and 7 residents sharing communal kitchen/diner. Single studio is single occupancy and double studio is double occupancy

• Internet access

• Bike storage


•Television in communal common room

•Adapted rooms available

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Northernhay House Northfield

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221 single en-suite 22 single studios


£102.86 (single en-suite) £123.56 (single studio)

Point Exe is owned by Signpost Homes and opened in 2008. It is located close to St David’s Station which is a short walk from the Streatham Campus.

The modern en-suite rooms are arranged in cluster fl ats with individual bedrooms and communal kitchen space.

Each studio provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower and small kitchenette/diner.

The rent includes an internet provision.




• Between 5 and 7 residents sharing communal kitchen/diner

• Internet access

• Bike storage


• Adapted rooms available

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Point Exe

Point Exe studio

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Point ExeRooms

187 single en-suite31 single studios


£106.05 (en-suite)£126.14 (studio)



• 40 minutes’ walk/1.8 miles to centre of Streatham Campus (5 minutes’ walk/0.5 miles to St Luke’s Campus)

• Between 5 and 8 residents share the communal area

• Studios are single occupancy

• Internet access

• Laundry facilities available on the Rowancroft site

• Adapted rooms

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Rowancroft (under construction)

Rowancroft is currently under construction and is due to open in September 2009. The new residence will consist of fi ve houses (Francis, Radford, Davies, Brooks and Rowse).

Rowancroft is located close to the St Luke’s Campus and a 40-minute walk to the Streatham Campus. The site is conveniently located for the shopping area in Heavitree and major bus routes through the city.

The residence will be arranged in clusters of between 5 and 8 en-suite bedrooms with a communal kitchen area in each fl at.

There are a small number of studios, mainly let to postgraduate students. Each studio provides an open-plan living space and includes a small double bed, workspace, en-suite shower and small kitchenette/diner.

Due to the nature of the site at Rowancroft, undergraduates and postgraduates live in close proximity.

Rowancroft – artist’s impression

Point Exe


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Rooms

72 single enhanced


£84.63

Each flat has a kitchen, lounge/diner, two bathrooms, and two separate toilets. Due to the nature of the site at Rowancroft, undergraduates and postgraduates live in close proximity.




• 9 residents share the communal kitchen and lounge/diner, 2 bathrooms and 2 toilets

• Internet access

• Telephone



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Rowancroft Court

Rowancroft Court

Rowancroft Court

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Rooms

70 single enhanced


£84.63

Each flat has a kitchen/diner, lounge, shower and separate toilet. Due to the nature of the site at Rowancroft, undergraduates and postgraduates live in close proximity.

• Undergraduates, Erasmus/Study Abroad




• Internet access

• Telephone



Rowancroft Mews

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Rowancroft Mews

Rooms

9 single standard7 twin standard1 single en-suite


£69.86 (single)£84.63 (twin – single occupancy)£106.05 (single en-suite)

• Postgraduates




• Internet access

• Telephone



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Rowancroft House

Rowancroft House is conveniently located for St Luke’s Campus. The house consists of the following:Ground floor: 7 study bedrooms, small kitchen, 3 shower rooms with toilet.First floor: 10 study bedrooms, large kitchen/dining room, lounge, 1 bathroom with toilet.

Due to the nature of the site at Rowancroft, undergraduates and postgraduates live in close proximity.


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Rooms

176 single en-suite


£112.91

Popular residences located on campus. Flats contain six en-suite rooms and a shared kitchen/diner.




• 6 residents share the communal kitchen and lounge

• Oversubscribed residence with approximately 6 applications for each room

• Internet access

• Telephone



• Bike storage

• Adapted rooms

Rowe House and St German’s

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St German’s

St German’s

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48 single enhanced


£92.05

The houses and flats in this complex form a small student village. There are 155 other rooms at St David’s which will be allocated to international undergraduate and postgraduate students who are part of INTO University of Exeter. Each house and flat has a shared kitchen/diner and bathroom/shower. Facilities on-site include a convenience store, small deli-bar and a launderette. A University minibus runs from St David’s to the Streatham Campus for a limited period in the morning and afternoon. There is some parking on site, but availability is limited.

St David’s (Brunel Close and Kingdom Mews)

• PGCE (let to Postgraduate Certificate in Education students)



• Between 4 and 6 residents share the communal facilities

• Internet access

• Telephone



• Bike storage

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St David’s

St Germans

Bonhay House 15 31 ✗ ✓ En-suite ✓ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal & studios distance areas

Clydesdale Court 9 16 ✓ ✓ Family ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ Communal flats areas

Clydesdale Rise 9 108 ✗ ✓ En-suite ✓ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal distance areas

Cook Mews 15 80 ✓ ✗ Enhanced ✓ Walking ✗ ✓ Communal& Llewellyn Mews distance areas

Elmbrook House 10 11 ✗ ✓ Single & ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ Communal double standard areas

Garden Hill House 10 21 ✗ ✓ Single & ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ Communal twin standard areas

George House 26 43 ✓ ✓ Enhanced ✓ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal (21) distance areas

Holland Hall 7 12 ✗ ✓ Studios ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ CommunalStudios areas

James Owen Court 20 275 ✓ ✓ En-suite ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ Communal (12) areas

King Edward Court 15 8 ✓ ✓ Flats ✓ Walking ✗ ✓ Communal distance areas

King Edward 15 65 ✗ ✓ Studios ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ CommunalStudios areas

Lafrowda 5 714 ✓ ✓ Standard & ✓ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal enhanced distance areas

Lafrowda Cottage 7 5 ✗ ✓ Standard ✗ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal distance areas

Northernhay House 20 218 ✓ ✓ Standard ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ Limited cleaning(UNITE) (12) en-suite of stairwells & studios & entrances

Northfield 10 190 ✓ ✓ En-suite ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Limited cleaning(UNITE) & studios of stairwells & entrances

Point Exe 20 243 ✓ ✓ En-suite ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Limited cleaning(Signpost Homes) & studios of stairwells & entrances

Rowancroft 40 377 ✓ ✓ Standard, ✓ Walking ✗ ✗ Communal (5) enhanced, distance areas en-suite & studios

Rowe House & 7 176 ✓ ✗ En-suite ✓ Walking ✓ ✗ CommunalSt German’s distance areas

St David’s 15 48 ✗ ✓ Enhanced ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ Communal areas

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In your room• a bed, wardrobe, desk and chair, bookshelves, desk lamp or built-in lighting, noticeboard and waste bin

• bedlinen (duvet with cover, sheets, pillows and pillowcases) and a towel are provided and changed regularly. We suggest that you bring extra towels with you

• a telephone connection – rental and internal calls are free but you pay for external calls (not Lazenby)

• high speed network/internet link (not Lazenby)

• a mini fridge is provided in each bedroom free of charge

• access is available via your PC or laptop to a selection of UK digital and terrestrial TV channels using Freewire

• shower, washbasin and toilet facilities in en-suite rooms

Meals• breakfast and evening meal five days a week; and continental breakfast, brunch and evening meal on Saturday and Sunday are included in the charge. Weekday lunches may be purchased from a number of outlets on both Streatham and St Luke’s Campus

• dining facilities are either in the Hall in which you reside or in another Hall close by and are canteen-style service. Meal times last for approximately 1 to 1.5 hours

• a vegetarian choice is always available

• those with special dietary requirements should contact the Residence Manager on arrival

• please note we do not provide Halal or Kosher meals

Services and facilities• bar, communal TV, certain Halls may also have a study area, tennis courts or other facilities

• a limited cleaning service

• laundry facilities are available

• bike storage

• utility room (where provided) will usually have a sink, microwave and work surfaces for preparing drinks and light snacks

• insurance cover for your personal belongings is included in the charges

• Resident Tutors who live in catered Halls are available for help and advice on welfare and other matters

• an elected student committee who arrange the social events including Christmas parties, balls, films and trips

• heating, lighting and water charges are included in the cost

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Birks Grange bar

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• Undergraduates



• Internet access

• Telephone


• Bar


• Common room

• Bike storage

• Adapted rooms

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Rooms

Moberly House

126 single standard13 twin standard

Birks Grange

360 single en-suite


£122.92 (single standard) £108.01 (twin standard) £171.50 (single en-suite)

Birks Grange provides 360 high-standard en-suite rooms. For added security, the rooms are arranged in clusters of up to 9 rooms. A number of utility rooms are located throughout the building.

The standard accommodation, which is only at Moberly House, was built in the 1960’s and is a short walk from the Central Block. All the rooms have a washbasin and there is a common room for residents to use.

The Central Block provides a recently refurbished dining room, Porters’ Lodge, bar and social facilities for all residents of this Hall and is located separately from the accommodation.

Birks Grange – en-suite bedrooms


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Pennsylvania Court

Rooms

Hope Hall

32 single enhanced

9 single en-suite

10 twin en-suite

Lazenby


Lopes


Ransom Pickard

42 single enhanced22 twin enhanced

Pennsylvania Court

177 single en-suite

• Undergraduates • 31-week contract period



• Internet access

• Telephone

• Television room at Hope

• Study room at Hope and Lopes

• Common room with television at Lopes

• Bar at Hope


• Bike storage

• Adapted rooms

Exeter Halls

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Hope Hall consists of converted family houses which are set in their own grounds. The main house includes the en-suite and enhanced rooms. Lazenby Annexe provides 6 single standard and 6 twin standard rooms which do not have a phone and network/internet link. There are washbasins in all the rooms except for 2 twin and 3 single standard rooms in the Lazenby Annexe.

Lopes Hall consists of the main house and two purpose-built annexes: Pennsylvania Court which has high-standard single en-suite rooms arranged in clusters of up to 9 rooms with a utility room and Ransom Pickard which has single and twin enhanced rooms. All the standard rooms have washbasins except for 2 single and 2 twin rooms in the main house.

Meals for Exeter Halls residents are taken in the communal dining room.


Ransom Pickard

Dining room


£122.92 (single standard) £140.35 (single enhanced)£171.50 (single en-suite)

£108.01 (twin standard)£124.11 (twin enhanced)£147.77 (twin en-suite)

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Mardon Hall

Rooms

48 single enhanced29 twin enhanced


£140.35 (single enhanced)£124.11 (twin enhanced)

Mardon Hall was purpose-built in 1933 and many of the original features such as the wood-panelled library (used as a study room) and the grand staircase remain. Mardon residents use the dining facilities and bar at Holland Hall.

If you become a resident of Mardon Hall, you will be required to move your belongings out during the Easter vacation.

• Undergraduates



• Internet access

• Telephone


• Study room


• Bike storage

Mardon Hall

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Holland Hall

Rooms

406 single en-suite


£171.50 (single en-suite)

Holland Hall provides high-standard en-suite accommodation with a number of utility rooms located throughout the buildings. This Hall has a glass-fronted restaurant, with seating for 360, and a bar leading on to a terrace with views over the Exe valley. The communal television is provided in the bar.

If you become a resident of Holland Hall, you will be required to move your belongings out during the Easter vacation.

• Undergraduates




• Internet access

• Telephone


• Bar


• Bike storage

• Adapted room

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South Cloisters

85 single standard

College House

90 single en-suite

Nancherrow

15 single en-suite


£122.92 (single standard)£171.50 (single en-suite)

These Halls are mainly occupied by students studying at the St Luke’s Campus although rooms will also be allocated to students based at the Streatham Campus.

St Luke’s Halls consist of College House, Nancherrow and South Cloisters. Meals are taken in the communal dining room. There are excellent facilities on the St Luke’s Campus including the library, 24-hour access computer rooms, Cross Keys bar, big screen TV, shop and bank. Other facilities available at the St Luke’s Campus, but where charges apply, are a multigym and indoor swimming pool.

If you become a resident of St Luke’s Hall, you will be required to move your belongings out during the Easter vacation.

• Undergraduates


• 40 minutes’ walk/1.3 miles to centre of Streatham Campus (located on St Luke’s Campus)

• Internet access

• Telephone


• Common room


• Bike storage

• Adapted rooms

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St Germans

Birks Grange 12 512 ✓ ✗ Standard ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Bedrooms en-suite & communal areas

Exeter Halls 10 431 ✓ ✗ Standard, ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Bedrooms enhanced (Except & communal en-suite Lazenby) areas

Holland Hall 7 406 ✓ ✗ En-suite ✗ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Bedrooms & communal areas

Mardon Hall 5 106 ✓ ✗ Enhanced ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ Bedrooms & communal areas

St Luke’s 40 190 ✓ ✗ Standard ✗ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Bedrooms (0) en-suite & communal areas

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Bonhay House 44 En-suite 112.91 4,968.04 44 Single studio 126.14 5,550.16Clydesdale Court 51 1 bed 168.56 8,596.56 51 2 bed 204.61 10,435.11 51 3 bed 228.69 11,663.19 Clydesdale Rise 40 En-suite 112.91 4,516.40 51 En-suite 112.91 5,758.41 Cook Mews & Llewellyn Mews 40 Enhanced 84.63 3,385.20 Elmbrook House 40 Standard 69.86 2,794.40 40 Double standard – single occupancy 84.63 3,385.20 40 Double standard – 123.62 4,944.80 twin occupancy Garden Hill House 40 Standard 69.86 2,794.40 40 Single economy 56.49 2,259.60 40 Twin – single occupancy 84.63 3,385.20 George House 44 Enhanced 84.63 3,723.72 Holland Hall Studios 44 Single studio 139.72 6,147.68 James Owen Court 40 En-suite 106.05 4,242.00 51 En-suite 106.05 5,408.55 King Edward Court 51 Single flat 133.49 6,807.99 51 Double flat 139.72 7,125.72 51 Double flat with study 168.56 8,596.56 King Edward Studio 51 Single studio 126.14 6,433.14 Lafrowda 40 Standard 69.86 2,794.40 40 Enhanced 84.63 3,385.20 Lafrowda Cottage 40 Standard 69.86 2,794.40 Northernhay House (UNITE) 44 Standard 89.00 3,916.00 44 En-suite 99.00 4,356.00 44 Single studio 119.00 5,236.00 44 Double studio 139.00 6,116.00 Northfield (UNITE) 44 En-suite 119.00 5,236.00 51 Single studio 136.00 6,936.00 51 Double studio 188.00 9,588.00 Point Exe (Signpost Homes) 44 En-suite 102.86 4,525.84 44 Single studio 123.56 5,436.64 Rowancroft 42 En-suite 106.05 4,454.10 (under construction) 42 single studio 126.14 5,297.88 Rowancroft Court 42 Enhanced 84.63 3,554.46 Rowancroft House 42 Standard 69.86 2,934.12 Rowancroft Mews 42 Enhanced 84.63 3,554.46 Rowe House & St German’s 40 En-suite 112.91 4,516.40

The charges in this guide apply to the year starting in October 2009 and are payable in instalments at the start of each term. Full details are given at: www.exeter.ac.uk/staff/calendar.shtml

Self-catering Letting period Room type Weekly rent Total fee £residences (weeks) term-time £


cost

Birks Grange 31 Twin standard 108.01 3,348.31

31 Single standard 122.92 3,810.52

31 Single en-suite 171.50 5,316.50

Exeter Halls 31 Twin standard 108.01 3,348.31

31 Single standard 122.92 3,810.52

31 Twin enhanced 124.11 3,847.41

31 Single enhanced 140.35 4,350.85

31 Twin en-suite 147.77 4,580.87

31 Single en-suite 171.50 5,316.50

Holland Hall 31 Single en-suite 171.50 5,316.50

Mardon Hall 31 Twin enhanced 124.11 3,847.41

31 Single enhanced 140.35 4,350.85

St Luke’s Hall 31 Single standard 122.92 3,810.52

31 Single en-suite 171.50 5,316.50

Catered residences Letting period Room type Weekly rent Total fee £ (weeks) term-time £

The charges in this guide apply to the year starting in October 2009 and are payable in instalments at the start of each term. Full details are given at: www.exeter.ac.uk/staff/calendar.shtml

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Before you applyGender mixWe normally allocate a mix of male and female students to each flat/floor. If you would like to request that you are placed in a male or female only flat/floor please indicate this on your application. We cannot guarantee to place everyone who requests it in a single-sex flat/floor.

Twin (shared) roomsIf you are interested in sharing a twin room and, as part of the application process, you express a preference for doing so, we will do our best to satisfy your request. Many students enjoy the company of another as well as the economic benefit.

The applicable rent rebates for shared accommodation for the full year are:

£14.91 per week off standard accommodation prices£16.24 per week off enhanced accommodation prices£26.74 per week off en-suite accommodation prices

Please be aware that we cannot guarantee that new undergraduates will be given a single room. Once we have allocated all students who request a twin room, any remaining twin rooms will be allocated to the next student wanting accommodation.

Your offer of accommodation will set out exactly what we have allocated for you, and you can choose then whether to accept it or whether you would prefer to look for something else. By then, however, available choices may be limited.

Types of studentsWe normally allocate separate blocks of residences to undergraduates (including Study Abroad and Erasmus students) and postgraduates. However, this may not always be possible especially if the number of one group is higher than anticipated. Due to our guarantee of accommodation, our postgraduate flats are mainly occupied by international students.

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Allocation procedurePlease be aware that when allocating we do not take into account:

Date of applicationWith the exception of PGCE and short-term Erasmus students, we do not allocate on a first-come first-served basis. Names are fed into a computer programme and the computer randomly places students’ names onto a numbered allocation list. Accommodation Office staff begin allocating from the top of the list and work their way down.

Teaching departmentWe try to gain a balance of students in each Hall from different courses to provide the best mix of students. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee you an offer of accommodation that will be on the campus of study.

Academic achievementTo help create a diverse community, we do not take into account your academic achievement.

We make every effort to allocate accommodation according to your preferred choices. However, due to the high demand for certain residences it may not be possible to offer you any of your preferred choices. In these circumstances we use your stated preferences as a guide to the type of accommodation you would prefer and automatically offer you alternative accommodation.

Please read through the offer of accommodation carefully and make sure it is suitable for your needs (even if it does not meet your stated preferences). You do not have to accept an offer of accommodation if it is not going to be suitable for you.


How to apply All students wishing to be considered for accommodation in this guide should make an application via the online system available through the accommodation website (www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation) from 10am on Monday 20 April 2009. You will require your University student ID number and an email address. Your University ID number which is nine digits long can be found at the top of correspondence letters/emails from the Admissions Office.

If, for any reason, you are unable to apply online, please contact the Accommodation Office.

If you are allocated accommodation the following will happen:

a) University owned or managed accommodation – you will receive an email asking you to log back onto the website to review the offer made to you online.

or

b) Nominated accommodation – you will receive information to confirm that you have been nominated to a residence and you will then be contacted by the provider of this accommodation with regards to the contract.

Please read through all the information carefully as, once you accept the offer, it creates a legally binding contract. Information with regards to data protection and discrimination can be found online during the application process. Further details with regards to Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 can be found at http://www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation/undergraduate/distanceselling.shtml

The offer of accommodation will need to be accepted or rejected within seven days. If you do decide to accept the offer you will need to confirm the contract and pay a deposit to secure the accommodation, otherwise the offer will be rescinded and the room re-allocated to another student. Full details of the accommodation deposit can be found on the University accommodation website.

If you are nominated a residence, information will be provided with your offer of accommodation.

If you reject an offer of accommodation, we will be unable to make you another offer unless there are special circumstances which we were unaware of at the time of allocation.

Unless you have agreed a late arrival date with us in advance, we will re-allocate your room from 12 noon on the first Wednesday after the start of term. If you agree a late arrival date with us and do not arrive on that date, we may also reserve the right to re-allocate your room.

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Notes for Postgraduate students

1. Unaccompanied international postgraduates from outside of the EU have to apply by 31 July 2009 to be guaranteed accommodation.

2. You can only apply for accommodation if you have a firm academic offer with the University. Certain students will have to pay a deposit to the University for their offer to become firm.

3. We will consider your application from June 2009 onwards.

4. You only pay an accommodation deposit when you accept an offer of accommodation.

Apply OnlineYou can complete an application form online at www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation. Please ensure that you will be able to access the email account you register with over the Summer of 2009.

Notes for Undergraduate students

1 If you wish to take advantage of and are eligible for the University’s accommodation guarantee, you must apply online by 31 July 2009. However, if Exeter is your firm choice, it is advisable to apply by the end of June in the year of entry.

2. If you are a deferred student arriving in September 2009 an early application is advisable and an offer of accommodation will be made around June/July 2009.

3. If you will be taking a gap year in 2009/10 then please apply for accommodation in 2010.

4. If you have Exeter as your Insurance or Clearing choice, you will not be able to apply for accommodation until your University offer is confirmed. However, once it is, please visit the website to apply as soon as possible. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee you a room but will do our best to offer you any accommodation that may be available.

5. We allocate accommodation after results are received and offers become unconditional firm with the University.

6. You only pay an accommodation deposit when you accept an offer of accommodation.

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Key datesApril – Online application form is available on our website. End of July – All students who have met their conditions of study and made an early application should receive a formal offer of accommodation.31 July – All students who meet the guarantee criteria must submit an online application for accommodation. Mid September – All students who have met the guarantee criteria should have received a formal offer of accommodation.End of September – All rooms will be ready for students to occupy. Arrival information is provided when you accept an offer of accommodation.


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Accommodation 2009Streatham Campus

Catered HallsBirks Grange 66 6BHolland Hall 62 5DHope Hall 41 8JLazenby 38 8KLopes Hall 34 6JMardon Hall 58 6DMoberly 71 4BPennsylvania Court 36 7KRansom Pickard 35 7K

Self-catering residencesBonhay House 53 11CClydesdale Court 64 6DClydesdale Rise 65 5CCook Mews 69 5AElmbrook House 49 10DGarden Hill House 27 4IHolland Hall Studios 62 5DKing Edward Court 68 6AKing Edward Studios 67 6BLafrowda 43 7I

Lafrowda Cottage 44 8ILlewellyn Mews 70 5ANash Grove 57 6DNorthfield 75 10DPoint Exe 76 12BRowe House 45 8ISt David’s 51 12BSt German’s 42 7J

Social buildingsPostgraduate Centre 63 6DCornwall House 32 7IDevonshire House 2 7F

Accommodation 2009St Luke’s Campus

Catered Halls

College House 14Nancherrow 13South Cloisters 12


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Accommodation 2009Exeter City Centre

Bonhay House 1George House 3James Owen Court 4

Nancherrow 5Northernhay House 7Northfield 8

Point Exe 9Rowancroft 6St David’s 2

Self-catering residences

Accommodation Offi ceUniversity of ExeterNorthcote HouseThe Queen’s DriveExeter UK EX4 4QJ

Tel: +44 (0) 1392 262524Email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 1392 263142


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